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risc::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | reduced instruction set computer, reduced instruction set computing |
| Type of | architecture, computer architecture |
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All processors in the LEON series are based on the SPARC-V8 RISC architecture.
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Amys Ghost will be headlining the RISC stage at this year's DOUBLEDOTDASH festival.
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Sunstone was a RISC-like processor that was to be released shortly after the Ivory.
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The main market for RISC CPUs has been systems that require low power or small size.
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The RT was based on the ROMPmicroprocessor, the first commercial RISC chip.
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The computers that have RISC chips are faster and more powerful than standard models.
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And the RISC versus CISC was probably the main effect over larger pointers.
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It has since gained many of the user interface features present in the RISC OS version.
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Most used simple caching to provide extremely fast RISC machines, with very compact code.
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- Reduced instruction set computing: (computer science) a kind of computer architecture that has a relatively small set of computer instructions that it can perform
- Reduced Instruction Set Computing. The design methodology is usually associated with microprocessors. RISC chips use simpler instructions, or commands, than CISC chips. However, they need to use more steps to perform many functions that CISC chips perform in one step.
- Reduced instruction set computing is one of the two main types of processor design in use today, the other being CISC. The fastest processors in the world today are all RISC designs. There are several popular RISC processors, including Alphas, ARMs, PA-RISCs, PowerPCs, and SPARCs.
- Acronym for Reduced Instruction Set Computing; the smaller set of commands used by the PowerPC and Power Mac.
- RNA-induced silencing complex which when guided by an incorporated small RNA cleaves complementary target mRNA during RNAi.
- Stands for RNA-induced silencing complex; a complex composed of RNAs and proteins that degrades or represses translation of mRNAs using an siRNA component to recognize specific target mRNAs
- RNA-induced silencing complex. This enzyme complex contains an endoribonuclease (termed "Slicer") that uses the sequence encoded by the antisense siRNAs strand to find and destroy mRNA of complementary sequence. ...
- A protein complex that plays a central part in RNA interference. The complex consists of several proteins together with a small interfering RNA (siRNA). ...
- Too big to think about all at once. (Who needs power)
